Sentence examples for will become an issue from inspiring English sources

That will become an issue again.

"If the government can prove the case, then the steroids will become an issue — and where he obtained the steroids will become an issue," Mr. Browne said.

"This will become an issue in the presidential campaign, and I think that is probably good".

The danger is that Nato's intervention will become an issue in the struggle to succeed Yeltsin.

"I think it will become an issue soon in Osaka and other cities".

Whether his comments about the church will become an issue for the Paterson administration is, of course, an open question.

Bernard Jenkin, the Conservative chairman of the Commons public administration select committee, said: "If it is not resolved, it will become an election issue between the parties".

Staff Sgt Bales' civilian lawyer, John Henry Browne, has said he believes the government will have a difficult time proving its case against his client and that the soldier's mental health will become an important issue.

The weight of Alabama's loss will become an important issue as the Crimson Tide try to climb back to the No. 2 spot in the Bowl Championship Series rankings, which would guarantee a spot in the B.C.S. title game.

The power consumption of wireless access networks will become an important issue in the coming years.

As demand for composites grows it is clear that waste management will become an important issue for businesses.